Record Number Of Tipsters In October News-Post Contest
October produced a record tally of tip submissions for the News-Post tip contest now over a year old. A Frederick woman won $5 for details on an early morning intrusion at Mr and Mrs Bruce Crum of Harmony Grove. A Montgomery County resident won $3 for details on a fatal crash near Colesville, while a Carrell County resident reported a sensational murder on U S 40 near West Paes. Other tipsters receive $1 each for items from Middletown to Beallsville. In Magistrate Shoemaker’s Court, Rutherford faced loitering charges and was fined, with separate fines for Lyles and Poling related to license, stop, and turn violations. William Lyles and Hicks forfeited collateral or fines on counts of driving without license or improper conduct. Additional forfeitures included Scott and Warfield for various traffic infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cewsworty
Frederick
Bruce Crum
Harmony Grove
Teeman
Crums
Colesville
Air Force
Montgomery County
U.S. 40
West Paes
Carrell County
Middletown
Frederics Memorial Hospital
PEPCO
Dickerson
Carroll County
Frederick Huckster
Ress Hunter
Beallsville
Ber
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Josh William Rutherford
Norman ‘Trump
North Market Street
Trum
Claude E. Evans
Shoemaker
Rutherford
William Harrison Lyles Jr
Tuscarora
Lyles
Paul W. Mossburg
Merrill Harold Poling
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
Corporal Mossburg
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Milton Thomas Hicks
Mossburg
RED 1
Monrovia
Vernon E. Heffner
Frederick City
Henry Himes
Harry M. Baugher
Frank K. Dorsey
South Carroll Street
Gerald E. Mercer
Commerce Street
Denis J. Wirts
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Washingtonsin
United Ambulance
District of Columbia
Denies Seeking Home In Nixon Area In Washington bid
ATLANTA November 1 The founder of a group moving Southern Negroes into all white neighborhoods denied an option on a Washington home in Vice President Nixon’s neighborhood A Georgia legislator said the American Rep settlement Foundation Inc does have an option on a $75 000 house He would not reveal location to avoid embarassing North supporters and noted Nixon’s public stand against segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Washington
Richard Nixon
Alpha A. Fowler
Nixon
Fowler
American Resettlement Foundation Inc
North
Wesley Heights
Nixons
Meany Pledges To Clean Up Labor Scandal
AFL-CIO President George Meany warned labor corruption runs deep but pledged success in cleaning it up. He urged reasonable congressional reform, defended anti corruption rules, and criticized antiunion legislation while noting suspensions of unions over tainted leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Labor
Congress
Industrial Union Department
Senate
Sen
McClellan
Aflcio
Teamsters Union
Albany
Weekly Char Services (Continued From Page Two)
Local church notices list service times for Point of Rocks Assembly of God Walkersville UE B Point of Rocks Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses with Worship times Sunday School and midweek meetings. Lectures and study sessions include Watchtower and Ministry School events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Assembly of God
M. E. Kibbe
P. M. Angus
Evan
Walkersville E. UE. B
Seyder
Kingdom Hall
Yehovah'’s Witnesses
Jehovah
Job
Plans For Soil Conservation In Frederick County
George T. Swartz, U S Soil Conservationist, reports on recent Catoctin Soil Conservation District activity in Frederick County. Projects include 28 acres strip cropping on Thomas Monroe farm, 8 acres on Catherine Lakin, 10 acres perennial hay on Delmar Farms, 30 on Dave Young, 8 acres pasture, 300 feet terrace on Youngs, and pond surveys and terrace lines for multiple farms. Drainage, pond construction notices, and soil bank program discussions with local officials and farmers completed in recent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Swartz
U.S
Frederick and
Catoctin
Frederick County
Thomas Monroe
Catherine Lakin
Swartz
Delmar
Dave Young
Dennis Flook
Albert Harshman
Clarence Harshman
Carroll Boyer
Edgar Leatherman
Robert Everin
Harry Harshman
Paul, Cobleniz
Melvin Zecher
Kiefer Adkins
John Barker
Oscar Smith
Jay Strite
Glen Moser
Daniel Pool
Roger Moser
Richard Beachiey
E. C. Heller
Lions Club Minstrel Rehearsals Create Local Talent Showcase
Rehearsals for the Frederick Lions Club minstrel progress with a 27 men 27 women cast. The 1957 show titled School Daze aims to entertain four thousand local residents while benefiting charities as donations support local causes. Directors Darwin Hueting Amos Harper lead behind the scenes with many named cast members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pauline Crum
Paul Crum
Kay Thompson
Ead
Sim Grove
Kenneth Baraford
Dick Dudderer
James Fraser
Johnny Zufal
Joe Rhoderick
Darwin Hueting
Amos Harper
Lions Club
Formance
Kno
What About Prayer in Thanksgiving Reflections
William E. Gilroy argues prayer should deepen our knowledge of God and align us with His will. He notes Christ’s guidance in the Lord’s Prayer and says true daily thanks arise from recognizing dependence on God and the acceptance of His will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
D.D
Jesus
Russia to Free Minor Criminals Amid Jubilee Amnesties
Radio Moscow announced that many minor offenders will be released from Soviet prisons to mark the 40th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. Those committing major state crimes remain ineligible. The amnesty by the Supreme Soviet appears aimed at calming public sentiment during a political crisis following Zhukov's dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Radio
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Marshall Georgi Zhukov
Stalin
Reigimme
Lavrenty P. Beria
Gunman Captured By Police At Cumberland
Cumberland police captured Stanley Mansfield Davis, 34, of Jok Watson West Virginia, after he robbed a finance company about an hour earlier. He was taken into custody near the scene, driven by a companion to the south end of town, then returned to the area. The revolver he carried was loaded and cocked. No charges were immediately filed. Davis led officers to a hardware store, forced an employee, 19 year old Cecil Nardinger, into a company truck, then returned downtown in a cab. The incident concludes with uncertain details about subsequent movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Stanley Mansfield Davis
Jok Watson
W.va
Iownm
Iarea
al Ithaugh
Finance Company
Baltimore Street
Cecil Nardinger
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Une St
Tivoli
Wiliam Simmons
Charles Main
Leo Carignan
Thomas Molesworth
Frank Higinbotham
Richard Zimmerman
Dorsey Shipley
Pat Godwin
Frank Shipley
Connie But
Ter
John Crum
Virginia Dennis
Nancy Zufall
Harold Staley
Forrest Vaigé
Jan Tinney
Charles Magaha
Mary Collins
Weldon Harper
Rose Marie Willard
Ross Hollis
Mary Louise McBride
R. Brad Wolfe
Stephen Langley
Ralph Merchant
John Peyton Thrasher
Aggie Barncord
Harry Gray
Mildred Morgan
Russia
West
ST. Fhone
Sat Rae
Erman
Dill Avenue
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Realtors
Frederick, Md
North Court Street
Siegler
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
North Market St
the News
Walter Snow
North Market
Monument
Webcor
Ravinia
Hiltner-Roelke
West Patrick St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
THE
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
14Th St. M.W
Wes
Travel
Farmers and
Citizens National Bank
Frederick County Community Chest
Bank of Friendly, Personal Service
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office
Fort Netrick
Cniom Bridge Bank
Union Bridge
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